PURPLE CONEFLOWER
Description
The Echinacea genus comprises nine species of plants native to North America. Purpurea, angustifolia and pallida are the three best-known species due to their use in herbal medicine. Growing to a height of about one meter, they produce yellow, pink or white flowers. The stems, flowers and rhizomes contain substances that can stimulate the immune response, making coneflower valuable as a medicinal plant.
Extraits : Macerate
Origine : FRANCE, GERMANY
certifications : ORG
Echinacea purpurea (L.) Moench
Macerate
FRANCE, GERMANY
Code MHU20019
CAS EINECS 90028-20-9
Origin
The Echinacea genus comprises nine species of plants native to North America. Purpurea, angustifolia and pallida are the three best-known species due to their use in herbal medicine. Growing to a height of about one meter, they produce yellow, pink or white flowers. The stems, flowers and rhizomes contain substances that can stimulate the immune response, making coneflower valuable as a medicinal plant.
To produce this coneflower macerate, we source our raw material from farmer partners who cultivate the plant.
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To produce this coneflower macerate, we source our raw material from farmer partners who cultivate the plant.
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Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, purple coneflower extracts are used in products for the treatment of various skin problems.
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In cosmetics, purple coneflower extracts are used in products for the treatment of various skin problems.
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